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Summer Hydroponic Farming Tips

Growing plants in water actually use less water than growing the same plants in soil. In fact, hydroponic plants can grow with up to 98 perc

This guide, we will give you the most popular types of hydroponic growing media. Every hydroponic gardener has their own preferences, so...

Benefits of Hydroponics 1. Uses very less space 2. Saves water 3. We can create a Micro-Climate 4. Produces higher yields 5. Less labor

Clay balls or Clay pebbles (sometimes referred to as LECA—light expanded clay aggregate) are a hydroponic substrate with units about the...

We all know its interesting and little miracle to grow crops without soil. Plants grown without Soil is called as Hydroponics So, when...

Regardless of how you grow, the profitability of your farm will depend on three main factors: demand, viability, and profit margin. Lots...

Commonly used in hydroponic gardening, net pots are used to anchor the plants in the system. They can be used with or without a grow...

pH is a measure of the concentration of hydronium (H3O+) ions in an aqueous solution. It is measured on a negative logarithmic scale from...

Hydroponic Clay balls

To maximize the benefits of growing hydroponically, it’s important to know how to fine-tune your nutrient

The nutrient film technique (NFT) is similar to the ebb and flow system in that it utilizes a pump to move nutrients in a continuous,...

Regardless of how you grow, the profitability of your farm will depend on three main factors: demand, viability, and profit margin. Lots...

Coco coir is an ideal grow medium because it holds water exceptionally well while still promoting good drainage and aeration. It is also...

Hydroponics is the art of gardening without soil. Hydroponics is a Latin word meaning “working water.” In the absence of soil, water goes...